Cancellation of mother-in-law's passport

Issue a Registered Notice to MIL to change the address in her passport immediately.   Wait for a month and inform to PPO by registered post and enclose copy of the Regd.notice sent to your MIL.  There your responsibility ends, it is your MIL's duty to provide correct address.   Now it is linked to AADHAR, you need not worry about this.

Irrespective of other's treatment, one should maintain his own dignity in society and should not make a mountain out of a mole.

Write to Regional Passport Officer for necessary action giving details of case with evidence.

Not updating her address by a senior citizen is not a crime.  The address provided by her is not false and belongs to her daughter, as she may be moving and the residence of her daughter may be permanent in nature.  

Originally posted by : G.L.N. Prasad
	Issue a Registered Notice to MIL to change the address in her passport immediately.   Wait for a month and inform to PPO by registered post and enclose copy of the Regd.notice sent to your MIL.  There your responsibility ends, it is your MIL's duty to provide correct address.   Now it is linked to AADHAR, you need not worry about this.

Hello Sir, Thanks so much for your reply & opinion; much appreciated !

Sir, when you comment ==> "Now it is linked to AADHAR, you need not worry about this."
I didn't get it exactly. 

Originally posted by : G.L.N. Prasad
	Irrespective of other's treatment, one should maintain his own dignity in society and should not make a mountain out of a mole.

I just want to ensure that my address doesn't provide her the privilege of travelling abroad henceforth. Beyond this, I don't want anything else.

Thanks again.

Originally posted by : Dr J C Vashista
	Write to Regional Passport Officer for necessary action giving details of case with evidence.

Thanks so much for Sir for your advice.

Will the RPO take cognisance of my appeal & take neccesary action to effect the change-of-address on MIL's passport ?

Originally posted by : G.L.N. Prasad
	Not updating her address by a senior citizen is not a crime.  The address provided by her is not false and belongs to her daughter, as she may be moving and the residence of her daughter may be permanent in nature.

Not updating the address may not be a serious crime but isn't it a default on part of the passport holder to intimate the RPO of his/her correct whereabouts & keep the current address updated with RPO's record ?

MIL's daughter's address may or may not be permanent (as marital dispute going on with MIL's daughter); regardless of this, how can MIL still continue to have her passport in the address where she doesn't stay at present (since last 2 years) & no future prospects of her coming back to stay at the old address ?